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[Verse] Am He rode through the streets of the city Em Down from his hill on high Am O'er the wynds and the steps and the cobble Em He rode to a woman's sigh Am For she was his secret treasure Em She was his shame and his bliss Am And a chain and a keep are nothing Em Compared to a woman's kiss.
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He rode through the streets of the city, Down from his hill on high, O'er the wynds and the steps and the cobbles, He rode to a woman's sigh. For she was his secret treasure, She was his shame and bliss. And a chain and a keep are nothing, Compared to a woman's kiss. For hands of gold are always cold But a woman's hands are warm
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The song goes, "He rode through the streets of the city, down from his hill on high, O'er the wynds and the steps and the cobbles, he rode to a woman's sigh. For she was his secret treasure.
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[Chorus] He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the winds and the steps and the cobble He rode to a woman's sigh For she was his secret treasure She was his shame.
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Lyrics. He rode through the streets of the city, down from his hill on high, O'er the wynds and the steps and the cobbles, he rode to a woman 's sigh. For she was his secret treasure, she was his shame and his bliss. And a chain and a keep are nothing, compared to a woman's kiss.
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He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the winds and the steppes and the cobble He rode to a woman's side For she was his secret treasure She was his shame and his bliss And a chain and a keep are nothing Compared to a woman's kiss. For hands of gold are always cold But a woman's hands are warm. And there he stood with sword in hand The Last of Darry's ten And.
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Hands of Gold. [Chorus] He rode through the streets of the city. Down from his hill on high. O'er the winds and the steps and the cobble. He rode to a woman's sigh. For she was his secret treasure. She was his shame and his bliss. And a chain and a keep are nothing.
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He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the winds and the steppes and the cobble He rode to a woman's side For she was his secret treasure She was his shame and his bliss And a chain and a keep are nothing Compared to a woman's kiss For hands of gold are always cold But a woman's hands are warm
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[Verse] He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the wynds and the steps and the cobble He rode to a woman's sigh For she was his secret treasure She was his shame.
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Am He rode through the streets of the city Em Down from his hill on high Am O'er the winds and the steps and the cobble Em He rode to a woman's sigh Am For she was his secret treasure Em She was his shame and his bliss Am And a chain and a keep are nothing Em F Compared to a woman's kiss Am F For hands of gold are always cold Am Em Am But a woman's hands are warm Am F For hands of gold are.
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He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the winds and the steps and the cobble He rode to a woman's side For she was his secret treasure She was his shame and his bliss And a chain and a keep are nothing Compared to a woman's kiss [Chorus] For hands of gold are always cold But a woman's hands are warm
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He rode through the streets of the city Down from his hill on high O'er the winds and the steps and the cobbles He rode to a woman's sigh For she was his secret treasure She was his shame and bliss And a chain and a keep are nothing Compared to a woman's kiss For hands of gold are always cold But a woman's hands are warm